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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Cultivating the Midas Touch.
It has occurred to me that King Midas seemed to get a bum deal. In present economic conditions having a King Midas or Golden Goose would be greatly appreciated, but even Jack got jerked for "magic beans".
Human instinct always leads us to look for the easy way out, or a path not so complicated. Personally always taking the hard route in many things both personally and professionally I've come to the conclusion that sometimes an easily replicable thing is not so bad. Especially in terms of success.
One of the main reasons for continued success from any study, shows a reinvestment in self and people in talent. I am with present conditions seeing the ideas but the way seems to be blocked by misadventures, technical errors, and delays. However I refuse to give up. Electricity, Water, and other natural elements flow through the paths of least resistance. One is only shocked, or drowned when the flow is disrupted. Blockages create heat in other instances. Learning to apply this thinking to my own endeavors and adventures, is one of things I am presently focusing on.
As I continue my research I find that most suffering and complications are usually from internal sources. To remove blockages we have to sometimes move in another direction or push our way through to the areas we need to be. One thing is for sure though, it requires patience, planning, and decisive action to get the things we wish accomplished. So while King Midas was able to gain the magic touch in the end his overly developed sense of Greed created his downfall. Desire is absolutely essential to making any thing happen, as well as having the will to compliment said desires.
So I'll leave you with this balance your emotions, fan your desire, and steel your will. It's going to be a great ride.
Kayaone - LV'09
Human instinct always leads us to look for the easy way out, or a path not so complicated. Personally always taking the hard route in many things both personally and professionally I've come to the conclusion that sometimes an easily replicable thing is not so bad. Especially in terms of success.
One of the main reasons for continued success from any study, shows a reinvestment in self and people in talent. I am with present conditions seeing the ideas but the way seems to be blocked by misadventures, technical errors, and delays. However I refuse to give up. Electricity, Water, and other natural elements flow through the paths of least resistance. One is only shocked, or drowned when the flow is disrupted. Blockages create heat in other instances. Learning to apply this thinking to my own endeavors and adventures, is one of things I am presently focusing on.
As I continue my research I find that most suffering and complications are usually from internal sources. To remove blockages we have to sometimes move in another direction or push our way through to the areas we need to be. One thing is for sure though, it requires patience, planning, and decisive action to get the things we wish accomplished. So while King Midas was able to gain the magic touch in the end his overly developed sense of Greed created his downfall. Desire is absolutely essential to making any thing happen, as well as having the will to compliment said desires.
So I'll leave you with this balance your emotions, fan your desire, and steel your will. It's going to be a great ride.
Kayaone - LV'09
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
It's a cold cold world, and I know it
Ah Damn Skippy's extension reaches long into the Blogoshpere. So where to begin. I haven't been the happiest camper for a while, but I'm coming back to me. I could regale you with with my feats of virulous dexterity, but that's a bit much and I don't believe in giving retarded women any new links on the internet they don't deserve. And that will be a very long tale of love, lust, and greencards, but I'll save that for the memoirs.
Living in NY you are never less than arms length from wanting to go upside the head of our seemingly more (less fortunate) individuals happy in the allure of lights, camera and "Breakfast at Tiffanies" action (see 5th avenue). Midtown in that articular region has a special appeal, you can buy stuff from people who feel overtly important selling it to you even if you don't need it. Now being one of these former sadly mistaken individuals, it will eventually dawn on you that you may want more out of life than wearing all black (or no cotton), standing for longer than a train ride is useless your running free, and retail is for the lost. Mind you this gentle haringer of cosumerism drives the economy faster than Bush's exit, but it's all a lie. If you can't afford the stuff you sell, your not in the now. If you can't go on those fabulous trips that the smug happy couple are going on, why are you there. And if your only fallback is an apartment, a bottle of wine, and useless friends that have no clue about life outside E television - good luck.
Even though there are great moments like meeting cool people, and interestng humans that span the breadth of this civilzation; it's still someone elses goods, location, and your ass is on the clock. Can you eek out a living and support your family abroad sure, but the person needing some sunblock cause they've never seen tropical sun probably isn't thinking like that - as they ask too many questions about crap you don't care about or see an issue with in said product. I would love to both commend, and publicly flog the genius that came with Busy-ness. Cause his ass is paid and his children only work to fulfil family wishes of world domination, but we get the bill and the right to keep buying. So this is salute to those pretty makeup counter girls who think that life in the gildedcage is better than freedom.
Skipping to my own drummer in the rain,
Kayaone - Damn SKippy 09
Living in NY you are never less than arms length from wanting to go upside the head of our seemingly more (less fortunate) individuals happy in the allure of lights, camera and "Breakfast at Tiffanies" action (see 5th avenue). Midtown in that articular region has a special appeal, you can buy stuff from people who feel overtly important selling it to you even if you don't need it. Now being one of these former sadly mistaken individuals, it will eventually dawn on you that you may want more out of life than wearing all black (or no cotton), standing for longer than a train ride is useless your running free, and retail is for the lost. Mind you this gentle haringer of cosumerism drives the economy faster than Bush's exit, but it's all a lie. If you can't afford the stuff you sell, your not in the now. If you can't go on those fabulous trips that the smug happy couple are going on, why are you there. And if your only fallback is an apartment, a bottle of wine, and useless friends that have no clue about life outside E television - good luck.
Even though there are great moments like meeting cool people, and interestng humans that span the breadth of this civilzation; it's still someone elses goods, location, and your ass is on the clock. Can you eek out a living and support your family abroad sure, but the person needing some sunblock cause they've never seen tropical sun probably isn't thinking like that - as they ask too many questions about crap you don't care about or see an issue with in said product. I would love to both commend, and publicly flog the genius that came with Busy-ness. Cause his ass is paid and his children only work to fulfil family wishes of world domination, but we get the bill and the right to keep buying. So this is salute to those pretty makeup counter girls who think that life in the gildedcage is better than freedom.
Skipping to my own drummer in the rain,
Kayaone - Damn SKippy 09
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
A Test for the Broadcast System 09
This is just a test of your emergency broadcast system. Had this been real, you probably would not have had a chance to even look at the internet.
Skip On citizens, the glitch is gone.
-Kaya
Skip On citizens, the glitch is gone.
-Kaya
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